Bronze wheels on firecracker red?

[TheGabaghoul]

New member. Anyone out there running bronze wheels on their firecracker red trucks willing to share photos. Something I’m heavily considering but can’t decide on whether or not the two colors go well together or not. I’ve seen some very good examples and some bad examples lol.

Currently running black mammoth boulder wheels on 35x12.5r17s. I’m thinking a wheel similar in style to the one below.

Idk you tell me, open to any feedback lol.

 

[pc1p]

1) Awesome handle... reminded me of the Office episode with the pushy insurance salesman!

2) Bronze on Firecracker = Absolute


Personally, I've grown fond of the more "spokey" wheels and the typical all black or all silver wheels look "old man" for me. Something that adds a little contrast but also coordinates with the color scheme of your Jeep really adds a nice touch, and bronze + red is a match made in heaven.

I went with these not too long ago (sorry, this is the best photo I have of them since the JKU has been in the garage since September!). They're "titanium", which has a slight hint of bronze to it (vs something like a typical silver or charcoal), which I thought complimented the silver of the Jeep nicely.

 

[WSS]

Are these Cerakoted'? I notice the Bronze looks like "burnt bronze" and Titanium is also a Cerakote color.

 

[TheGabaghoul]

1) Awesome handle... reminded me of the Office episode with the pushy insurance salesman!

Peak comedy . Wasn’t even considering the office bit when I thought of the name.

2) Bronze on Firecracker = Absolute
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Personally, I've grown fond of the more "spokey" wheels and the typical all black or all silver wheels look "old man" for me. Something that adds a little contrast but also coordinates with the color scheme of your Jeep really adds a nice touch, and bronze + red is a match made in heaven.

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I went with these not too long ago (sorry, this is the best photo I have of them since the JKU has been in the garage since September!). They're "titanium", which has a slight hint of bronze to it (vs something like a typical silver or charcoal), which I thought complimented the silver of the Jeep nicely.

My thought process exactly. And not that I’m not a fan of the black wheels, just the “novelty” has worn off a bit if that makes sense. The first photo of that JL is what I would consider perfect and exactly what I’d like to go for. Third photo as well is very nice.

 

[TheGabaghoul]

Are these Cerakoted'? I notice the Bronze looks like "burnt bronze" and Titanium is also a Cerakote color.

I don’t believe so. But I do think I know what you’re taking about. There seems to be two distinct “bronze” on the market.

I think Method’s idea of bronze would be the other extreme of how bronze is sometimes offered. And I think I’d lean more towards the darker burnt bronze. On Lockoffroads site they say what wheel coating they use, not a cerakote though.

 

[tJKrider]

I don’t believe so. But I do think I know what you’re taking about. There seems to be two distinct “bronze” on the market. View attachment 130454View attachment 130455 I think Method’s idea of bronze would be the other extreme of how bronze is sometimes offered. And I think I’d lean more towards the darker burnt bronze. On Lockoffroads site they say what wheel coating they use, not a cerakote though.

I have the 75th anniversary wheels and I've really grown to like them. They're a bit different take on bronze all together:

 

[TheGabaghoul]

I have the 75th anniversary wheels and I've really grown to like them. They're a bit different take on bronze all together:

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First time seeing this edition, I like it . Definitely something different too.